Scott McCall, Oliver Queen, and the crew of the Ghost. I think I’m good.
The Librarians, Agent X, and Team Arrow. I’m good, and we’ve our pick of secret lairs.
The residents of Night Vale, Rick and Morty Sanchez, and the Inquisitor…there’s a good chance this is our fault entirely.
Hmm, if I take the last two books and the last movie I (re)watched, that gives me:
Tough as nails policewoman turned vigilante. Ok, that’s a good start.
The Dunnes. Not good; Nick would go ‘Leeroy Jenkins’ on us and Amy would probably use us as zombie bait.
And… the spirit of prehispanic America.
…I think our zombie invasion story just turned into an art house horror film.
Let’s see…
The four heroes from Bravely Default: Angés, Tiz, Ringabel and Edea. They’re all good in a fight, and even in their weakest jobs they have some talent for healing. Generalists for sure, but not lacking in power. All good hearted people too, if somewhat naive. Not a bad start at all.
Quentin Coldwater from the “The Magicians” trilogy, a practitioner of real magic and a damn good one too. He could probably handle the apocalypse on his own actually, but I think he’d prefer to have company while doing it. It would be to show off as much as to make himself feel like he was doing something to save people, but I’ll take what I can get. Great at blowing things up, as well as a bunch of utility magic(finding things, opening things, moving things, flying, and much much more), and hosting parties. No medical skills. Also, he seems to be plagued by bad luck. He always seems to be breaking even in life or coming off of things the worse. Finally, he has a talent for rubbing people the wrong way without trying. There’s definite pros and cons to having him along.
And last but not least, Victoria Ashmore from Brilliant Shadows. She’s a necromancer, but that doesn’t carry the negative implications in her world that we’re used to: She’s not evil, she just has a kind of creepy profession. She’d be a real asset to survival in the zombie apocalypse. Like Quentin she won’t be seeing to anyone’s wounds, nor his power, but she’d be able to reliably turn away any zombie attack we might run into. She’s clever and she’s socially well versed too, but she has a bit of a short fuse and is quick to anger. Won’t be much use when/if we have to deal with other survivors and things get tense.
I’d do pretty well, I think. Everyone here is a bit emotional and has a tendency to act out when they’re stressed. With their powers and temperments I don’t think it would be a question of whether I could survive the apocalypse, but rather if I/we could keep the peace.
The members of the Tokusou Sentai Dekarangers, Kamen Rider Ghost, and The Revolutionary Army Night Raid
I have the space police sentai, the ghost hunter Kamen Rider, and a whole team of assassins. I’ll be ok
My geared out charr engie from gw2, chara from Undertale (my last run was a Geno one), and my high level black mage on FFXIV.
/NICE/ Guns, explosives, and, flamethrowers, a psycho killer with a knife, and a mage with strong ranged AoE.
I think I’m set.
So I have the vault dweller of fallout 4, dark swan from ouat and frisk helping on my zombie survival team?
Well first off, VD has a gun that has a high chance to sever limbs second off, dark swan CANNOT DIE unless stabbed with excalibur. Last, Frisk is amazing at dodging everything and also cannot die because when they do, time resets for them so they could bring us info from the future.
I find it really funny how in nearly all of the cutscenes in PL vs PW:AA, Layton looks like such a cool and badass character, always mysteriously hiding in shadows and showing Phoenix how things are done
But in his own games he’s always like
Perhaps that is how pheonix sees layton. Layton, the genius, is an enigma. A mystery to all but those close to him. He is the greatest puzzle that only few have had the luck to solve.
billionaire could give me %.01 of his wealth and change my life while he is virtually unaffected.
0.01% of $1,000,000,000 is $100,000.
Which, for some people, is as much as they’d make in five years of 60 hour weeks of labor.
And this is one hundredth of one percent of the bare minimum of being a billionaire.
Also, if the billionaire has a decent bank account setup (which, let’s face it, billionaire has), that $100,000 will just come back the next time interest happens. It is a perpetually regenerating $100,000.
With $100,000 I could fix my credit, buy a house in my family’s hometown and a car, drive back there to live, and have a small cushion left over to get me through till I find a local job—which wouldn’t have to be high-paying, mind, since my house would be paid off. If I brought my mom with me, she could afford to quit her three jobs and start collecting on her Social Security. We could live quite well and I might not even have to finish college to get a job with a wage that would pay our bills and expenses. “Life-changing” is no exaggeration.
